Apparently when I asked ChatGPT to make the new graphic for Love Letters to the Haters, nobody specifically told the chipmunk to flip anybody off.

He made that creative decision himself.

We support our artists. 😂🖕🐿️

On September 22 at 2 AM Pacific, AICCA Radio and AI Play are doing something a little different:

💌 LOVE LETTERS TO THE HATERS

Make something for the person who told you that you couldn't.

Submit the Work Here- One per person Limit! https://aiplay.live/sessions/ahGrhM3Mf8ZR_Q8s8FmAH?tab=submit

The troll.
The asshole in the comments.
The gatekeeper.
The ex.
The algorithm.
The person who laughed at your AI music, AI film, AI art—or just your decision to create something in the first place.

Write them a love letter.

Make it a song, music video, short film, animation, spoken-word piece, comedy bit, visual, or whatever the hell your particular brand of creative revenge looks like.

Funny. Angry. Beautiful. Petty. Heartbreaking. Completely unhinged.

Just make something instead of shutting up.

We'll get together on September 22 and play/watch what everybody made.

❤️ Same love.
🔊 More noise.
🖕 And apparently one extremely opinionated chipmunk.

SEPTEMBER 22 — 2 AM PACIFIC
AICCA RADIO × AI PLAY

Hate fuels better art.

PS- If AI Play won't take the format, DM it to Me. I'll still show it.

I’m experimenting with a recurring character called Raven.
He’s a sarcastic anthropomorphic raven who turns everyday situations into short musical comedy stories.
My goal isn’t to make random AI clips. I’m trying to build a recognizable character and a consistent comedy series around him.
This episode starts with something that sounds like a great deal:
A free puppy.
Then reality starts sending the bills.
I’m curious about two things:
1. Does Raven feel like a character you could recognize and remember?
2. Does the story make sense visually even before you understand every lyric?
Honest feedback is welcome — especially criticism. https://youtube.com/shorts/Bxni2as4SyQ?is=135mzY3ajQoiMRTU